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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-11
ABOUT people,.
Strangers in tho City mad Wheeling Folks
- tgfEt Ahroaa M +Ef.f

Strangers in tho City mad Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Nh. Asa Booth is visiting friends in
Cleveland.
Miss Annie Clark has returned from q
vleit to Steubenville.
Capt: Charley Dunlap, Of Grafton, was
at the McLure house yesterday.
Dr. ". F. VanKirk, Of Grafton, was at
the stamm House last evening.
Miss Kate White, of Fourteenth street,
is Waiting Miss Della Raymond, Of Clarks.
burg.
Hon. Henry s. Walker, Secretary Of
State, and Mrs.. Walker were in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. NJ. O. o. Church, Of Parkersburg,
passed through the city yesterday on his
way home from Philadelphia.
Captain Cumberland Bradford, Of the
Ohio River railroad, is able to be out again
after q severe attack Of illness.
President e.. NJ. Priest and superinten-
dent George A. Dean, Of the Junction
Works at Mingo, were in the city yester-
day.
Miss Tia Marshall, Of Fairview, W. Va,
has returned home after q pleasant visit
to Miss Marie Mcdonald, OF Fifteenth
street.
State Senator sommerville, of this city,
returned LAST evening from Morgantown
and Fairmont, where he has been attend
ing the commandments. JsS
Mayor Seabright, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Mary, and his son, Ed,
leaves this evening for Chicago, Davenport,
Iowa, and other western points.
Engineer John CUMMING has been bsh-
ing along the trout streams of Tucker
county for several days past, being one Of
a large party that was organized at Graf
ton. mi Toss
Thomas Mclaughlin, an old Wheeling
resldent who has spent the last ten years
OF his life in Indian territory, is visiting
his brother, Mr.. Mclaughlin, Of this firm
OF Mclaughlin mckinley.
Prof. John Mullen is in the CITY, He
leaves for the East next Monday to attend
9 meeting OF the American Society OF Pro-
ieasors Of Dancing in New York City.
Ihe Professor, is a member Of the society.
Major O.. D. Cook, Of Charleston, form.
erly OF Wheeling, haa been mentioned in
connection with the principalship Of the
Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute, at Rom
ney. He formerly; taught in that school.
MIR. John Hogg, Superintendent OF the
Ossell Company's Coal works at New
burg! Wac in tho city yesterday on his
way home from the Coanelleville coke &C.
gion, where he has been On an inspecting
visit.
Hon. D; D. johnson, of Hanging Rock,
and Mr.. ]. G.. Schilling, Spencer, Roane
county, members OF the Board of Regents
Of the State University, were in the city
last evening on their way home from Nor
gantown, where they attended the com.
mencement exercises.
State Senator Scott, Of Wheeling, who
was present only six days at the extra SEES.
sion ofthe Legislature, would only receive
Blk days pay. It was difficult matter. to
convince the Treasurer. that he was not
crazy, but he finally succeeded in doing
so.-7Randolph Enterprise
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Suit against tho Panhandle.

Margaret Applegate, through her attor-
neys, Ewing, Melvin & Riley, Of Wheeling,
and James +. Daton, OF s~teabenyiNe. has
brought suit against the Panhandle Rail-
road Company, claiming 5000 damages.
She claims that on April Is, 1887, she pur-
chased q ticket at Steubenville Tor Pitts.
burgh but that the defendants train was
started before che had a reasonable time
to enter a car, throwing her from the back
platform, causing severe injuries.
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g Charged with l,obherv

Squire. Davis issued a warrant for Sieve
Quinn on the charge OF larceny. The
charge ia that Quinn, who was released
from the city Workhouse only last Tues
day, went to q house boat lying Just above
the suspension bridge, and owned by
Gottleib Smith, who was absent, and stols
b~sddings, carpet and everything elae
about the place that was portable. Up to
last evening Constable Love had not
found his man. IL,
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LOCAL BREVITIES,
Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
sl, HR eht tho City. lr

n1AtteFa OF minor In and About
tho City.
GLAsswoRHERs' picnic on the Island this
afternoon.
The Riverside mills nailers have been
ordered to report Monday for duty.
TEN cent show on the Caldwell run
grounds this afternoon and evening.
EMldRANrs continue to 90 west over the
B. 4 0. Some days as many as three train
loads pass by. y
THE Disciples Sunday school will meet
az usual tomorrow at 9:30 A. NJ. A full
attendance is desired.
TIE sudden rise in the river upset Pete
Curry's house boat, moored on the Island
side, and his step .daughtsr got a ducking,
ATTENTION Is call TO the advertisement
In this issue Of stocks Tor sale at the Court
House at 10 o'clock this morning by J. @.
Hervey.
PRESIDENT VoEcKLER, Of the German
Benevolent Society, entertained the mem
bcrs at Bonenberger's hall, in the Fifth
ward, Thursday night.
SQUIRE ROBERTS, lately appointed JUS
tic Of the Peace for Webster district, will
open an office under Captain Dovener's,
on Chapline street, next Monday.
THE Peninsula commons were the scene
yesterday OF an exciting game etween the
Silver Leafs and Cyclones. The score
WAS IA to Is in favor Of the former.
THE force Of workmen on tho Riverside
tube works at Benwood has been largely
increased, and 1t is expected that the
works will be in operation by August.
YESTERDAY afternoon b. ]. Wade, Of
Zane street, Island, accidentally fell from
q pile OF lumber near tho mouth OF the
creek and dislocated his right arm at the
shoulder joint; which was repaired at DR..
Hupp's Office.
TIE Carleton Literary Society, a newly
formed organization OF young people living
in the lover part Of the city, gave q very
clever entertainment in the Third Pres
byter!an church last evening before o
large and appreciative audience.
TIE Msnnerchor, Mozart, Beethoven
and Germania Societies will excurt to the
Allegheny ~sengerfest in July, via the
Panhandle railroad, the tickets being good
for five days. The Opera House band
and orchestra will accompany the excur-
eionists.
YESTERDAY evening about Six o'clock,
two laborers on the Cleveland, Lnrain &
Wheeling transfer boat got into a row.
One man struck the other with a brick on
the head inillcting q bad wound. The
trouble then subsidized, but no arrests were
made. e
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NIurtiu,H Ferry.

rI-0N ~. NINrtIh'H Ferry.
tor, Pa. ell 100 go A~A"ss'
o; Miss Green, OF Cincinnati, Is visiting Miss Cora
mercial Block. 80 ~
Exley d Company were awarded the contract for
building the tuperstructurc for the water works.
Genn nin American Watches, in s%slyerine cases,
at 81 %. JewelEy store Commercial Block
The proceeds from the Presbyterian cburneh cho,,,
tho debt on the organ. - "'At
Genuine American stem wind Watches, solid
silver cases, from $40 upward, Jewelry store, Con.
mcrcial Block, l. III .S">, = -
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Death Of M Old Citizen,

About 10 o'clock last night Oliver Haw.
10y, q well known resident Of the Island.
died at his home, No. Is Maryland street.
He was formerly in the tin business and
has slwaye been known as IN h%onorable,ard
good citizen. He was III his seyenty.fish
year, and had lived here nearly all his
lifetime. He Leaves a vile and family Of
grown.up children.
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MI. P Bachman, the, we'll known com.
mission merchant, arrived home Thurs.
day. night from o visit to his brother, a
buslness, man in Heidelberg, which city is
also the place Of Mr.. Bachman's nativity,
he returns much benefited in health,
and delighted with his tour. He yisited
all the leading cities Of Germany, and
observed with pleasure the.signs Of pros.
perity in his Fstheslaad,
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NEAT AND COMFORTABLE.

How much more comfortable a Garment
feels fits only sshhSapelyyi and fits, andhowimn1ulceh
longer uchagarmentwears than one that doesn't
fit and isn't made well; some men imagine that
such shapely, well made Clothing can only Be
had at. a Tailor's, it's mistake, a great mistake.
Though you are the most particular man il I
Wheeling, we can6tyoaul to your entire s-atistac-
ton, and the price, why from ten to twenty-five
dollars can be saved on a suit bought here,
Parents are in love with our Children's Depart
ment. We try to make this department the
popular place for CulLDREN''s CLLorH1Ne. Boys
from q to I7years5 are sure to be?ftted here and
the prices are sure. to Be as lowas suchlsuperior
Clothing can Be sold for in this country.
Mothers are specially invited to visit our
Children's Department before purchasing Their
Children's Clothing. The celebrated Star Shirt
Waists for Boys Of all ages.
DGUNDLlNG&CO
N%tI Star Clothiers, SO THvelfth Street.
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TWO D ,l7.t,, YrsrERDAY.
A Small hoy Meets His Death In the Water

a bmhll hoy Meets Hia Death In the Waters
Of Wheeling Creek.
Last evening about. 1880 O'Clock q small
boy was drowned in Wheeling creek, q
short distance above the. Market street
bridge. He with two companions, none
Of whom could have been o,yeri1L2 years
old, judging from their size and the
clothes worn by the unfortunate lad, were
seen to undress on the aouth bank, on.
poelte Warren's oil refinery, and plunge
into the muddy waters OF the stream,
They spo1tsd around for q short time, and
then the boy who was drowned
gave Q cry Of distresss and
went down out Of Ealght. He
was some distance from tho other bows,
who presumably becoming frightened al
his failure to reappear, and realizing his
fate, scrambled out and hurryinr into
their clothes disappeared over Chapliue
bill before any ono could overhaul them
70 learn their names Or that OF the drowned
6oy. HIS name, however, Is Haid to be
Eugene, son Of Alb Fortney, living on
twentieth ntreAt, South Side, aged about
10 years. Several aatd that his nams was
johnson, but the majority said that was
the name Of ono Of tho boys who ran
IAN alarm was at once raised by those
who saw the occurrence. While waiting
ior seines and drag.hooks to be procured
Paddy Mahoney Owed several times In
hopes Gol finding tho body, but without
SUCCESS. The water, swollen by recent
ralns, were very cold, and the cause Of the
boys drowning was probably severe
crampe. A party dragged for the body for
q long time and Officer Carney afterwards
continued the search with q seine, but the
body was not found. No inquiry was
made at police headquarters blythe boys
parents, nor were they about the creek to
assist in the search. lm
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Dellnlrax

A good many people went to Cleveland on tho
excursion over The G, 4 z. railroad. ~,
Martin Coweu aud family, OF Chicago, are visit.
Ing relatives hero and In this county.
City Engineer A. J. Norton, was engaged yester.
day In establishing a grade on Union street. -
MEs: W. 9. Dixon, nee Miss Emma Hall. of WITCH.
mother, Mrs. Charles Hall, west OF town
At the First Presbyterian Church to-morro,v
there Will be special services for the children. The
church Is 10 be decorated with flowers and plants.
The Christian Church festival on tho wharl. hint
was o novelty that proved a great success, The
young ladies Of the Y. W.. C, f. u. are ARRANGING
10 have q big festival on the Square. .'H'
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TIE Carleton Literary Society, a newly
formed organization Of young people living
in the lover part Of the city, gave q very
clever entertainment in the Third Pres
byterian church last evening before 0
large and appreciatiYe audience. t
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Il, :. 49, 80 o'aRts VI hppeu1ss ~
The Supreme Court Of Appeals had a
very brief aession yesterday. All he
judged were present. The only case left
on the docket Of the Third Circuit was
that Of a. Azmstrong vs. P. r. Poole ct al.
appeal and supefaedeas, from TAYLOR conn.
ty: This was continued, and The court
adjourned VI 10 A. N. on Monday,
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IA TEMPERANCE meeting will be held in
the Grand Opera House Sunday afternoon
at 3:l5 o'clock. Col. Smiley, OF Missouri.
an eloquent lecturer, will address the meet.
ing. All are cordially invited.
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James +, Richardson. Custom House, New Or.
broke out on my body until I was a mass OF cos.
ruptiou. Everything known to the medical iaeul.
y was tried in vain l became a mere wreck. At
times could not ut my hands to my head, could
upon lite az q cune. No relief OF cure in ion years'
In lsSo l heard OF tho Cuticura Remedies, Used
them, and was perfectly cured.n pGIITGTS't $3.50
Sworn 70 before o. 8. Com. ]. D, Crawford.
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Peas township tax books will be in Mar.
tins Ferry, Tuesday at the Hanover
House. Thursdays at the office OF J.&,T.'
lanes. The balance Of the time at the
ottce Of B. T. Howell Bridgeport,
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7. CoLUMBiA, Pa, Courant-For rheuma.
tiam and all other pains, St. Jacobs OIL is
the best. E4E5fnAE
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LADIES' fine lasting clippers s5c, worth
Soc. Ladies' fine Kid or Pebble slippers
40c, worth 100. (,
=, SToNE'e CAsn snoE STORE.
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TIE Msnnerchor, Mozart, Beethoven
and Germania Societies will excurt to the
Allegheny ~sangerfest in July, via the
Panhandle railroad, the tickets being good
for five days. The Opera House band
and orchestra will accompany the excur-
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LADIES French Kid Flexible button
shoes s. 90, worth s. 90, common sense or
opera lasts. SToNE's CASH SHOE SroRE.
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vI|IT|ATED BLOOM
Scrofulous, Inherited and Conta.
gious Humors Cured
by Cuticura.

THROUGH the medium Of ono oil your books r.,
esiyed through M. Frank 4, Way, Druggist,
cura Remedies. and take this opportunity to tesii,
10 you that their use has permanently cured ma
Of one Of the worst cases Of blood poisoning. in
with eiiysipelas, that I have ever Seen.
aud this alter having been pronounced incurable
BY some Of the best PHYSICIANS In our County. I
take great pleasure In forwarding to You thIs testi.
monial, unsolicited as 1t Is by you, In order that
others suffering from similar maladics may DO en-.
10 give your Cuteura Remedies a trial i
7. s. WH1rL!N1ER, LeechburR. Pa
Reference: Frank T. Wray, Druggist, Apollo, Pa.
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Special sale AZ
OF Ladies' fine shoes for this week at re-
duced prices. L.5V. BLOND.
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GALL on or address to NJ. Neuer, the
practical optician, So Twelfth street, in TO-
ference to your s~pectaclea.
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H,versfds Glass stock.

q lSIVerAlub UlhEs Stock.
There will be q few shares Of above
stock and some Benwood Iron Works
stock offered at the front door OF the Court
House this morning at 10 o'clock,
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1DnNORTH STREET M.E.%CHURCH.
~ corner Filth and Market strects-Rcv
Z: Dryden, pastor. Tomorrow will be obIeryc. a..
M {, en- g Day" Apetopriate services win be-
e aeIa ~ IVY r. a: M, In which Sabbath School and
y E, will preach at 1880 p. m and administer H.,
.sacfanent o. the Lords Supper" SUNDAY schnnI
a. = .: M. Young PEOPLES Meeting at Q D m"S''"nf
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Look for tho Big Shoe.
Il Our 50 50 Mems Seamless Genuine Cali
and kangaroo Shoes are cheap at IS 90.
EToNE's OAsu SHOE SrosH.
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for Stacy, Adams 4 Co.'s gantlemen,s
finest shoes. J.%W. ANlcE, Sole Agent,
1l43 Main street,
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sWANTAGENTs IN YOUR COU'jTY
~ y y 10 sou ny new goods. SIS per week ,sl.r,
nlon. Rare Chance Address with s. . IN (,
~ Y, z; ~. WEAVER, 1o9 N. Division st ,e e,,ifB mi.
efaa~hHat ~. t.s.E r-Yli
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ACTIVITY IN RAILROAD BUILDING.

| ~ ok4LDlNts 70
There never was q time in the history
Of West Virginia when there was such
activity in railroad building ss now. The
Pan Handle company Is pushing the
work Of ita Hancock county branch. The
work 10 not done by contract, as railroads
are usually built, but the Pittsburgh, Gin
cinnati & st. Louis company has all the
hands employed in the work on its pay
roll. Rapid progress is being made, and
it is expected that the road will be in
operation by October. Grading is going
on in New Cumberland. From $4,000 TO
$4,000 is paid out per month for labor.
One Hundred men and a pile driver are
working on q treetle opposite Toronto.
The extension Of the Grafton & Green
brier road to Bslington, in Randolph
county, is nearly done. The contractors
finished the grading last Tuesday. There
is yet between ono and two miles Of track
10 be laid and two or three ~trestles to be
put up which will take a week or two.
This is Rsndolph's first railroad. It
will be pushed on to Beverly this summer,
and perhaps Will not atop there.
Ex-senator Davis's road Ia now being
graded down Little Black Fork, and they
will have the road completed BY Christ
mas. Mr.. Dayis Gays the company means
business in pushing the road clear through
to Charleston. 2
Another company has a charter from
the Baltimore & Ohio at C%larksburer TO
Charleston. This is q Baltimore & Ohio
enterprise, and Capt. Clements is the main
incorporation. 1t is perhaps significant
that the license fee on that charter was
not overlooked, but paid and the corpor-
atoms life preserved.
Another railroad now in process Of con.
struction on which good timoT is being
made is the "Black Bottle" road from
Tunnelton, on the B. & O., via Kingwood
and Mor2antown, to the Pennsylvania
State line. The Ohio River road and the
Black Diamond road added to these make
q pretty good showing for the State, There
isa scheme on foot, by the way, to run the
Ohio River road from the mouth Of the
kanawha to Charleston on the south side
of the river. The projected Rosne county
road seemsa also to promise we'll.
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|SECOND P~RESBYTERIAN.
Wy :CHURCH-Rev. VIM. Il. Cooke, DID, pastor.
services at 1850 a. m. and 1880 p. M. Sabbath
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Thermom eter Record,
as reported by Christian sohnepf, drug.
gist, Opera HouEe corner, yesterday
F co. 7ia ISL \ ID 10 :,
: Weather-Far, Ss1it II 80
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IndlnRHnns.

WARRINGTON, DC, June 11.-For West
Virginia, easterly, shifting to southerly
winds, fair weather, slight changes In
temperature. SyS
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@FIRSrPRESBYTERL CHURCH
Preaching at 1880 a. IN. and 7:isa n. M p hs;n.
G en- arao Day the services will DO appropriate ior
sae occasion, Sunday School at ga In. NISSAN
school a. 2:80p. m. Eighteenth street above Jacnh
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sT.,JAoons On cures pains permanently.
All say 80. Price fifty cents.
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CAPT. CLEMENTS HERE,
NOTES on RAILROAD iDUILD1Na,


Capt. W. NJ. Clements, the Master Of
Transportation Of the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad, arrived IN the city laa. evening,
In bis special car, west Virginia, rom
Pittsbursh. lie had been over tho Johns.
town 4 Cambria road, inspecting tho
damage done by the cloud.burst at Johns.
town. He Gays no thinks the damage
done to the road will reach $50, 900. Capt.
Clements leaves this morning for the East
over tho main line, but may 60 down the
branch to Parkersburg before going on to
Baltimore. He was called on while hero last
evening by several prominent citizens who
sought to interea. him and his company
In the August reunion here Of the Society
Of tho Grand Army Of West Virginia. He
seemed responsive, and promised that the
company would do what was right, and
give as low a rate as could be desired. He
opened his eyes a little whom one OF his
callera placed the number Of people ex-
pscted In Wheeling on the OCCASION Of tho
reunion at from fifty to sixty thousand.
but when he learned the nature OF the re.
union his scepticism vanished, and he 70.
called the monater reunion OF the same
organization at Cumberland three years
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sCRoFULoUs, INHER1rED.

SOHsoE U1OUoS INHERITED,
And Contagious Humors, with Loss Of Hair. an
, irnpuo ons q y nc SKIN. are positively cured BY Gu.
Internally, when ali other mcdicines
fall.I SEND ior pamphlet. T5FI9a -1GS"1SA
Cnticuta Remedies are sold everywhere. p1ico:
soan ara F Rae Gseas Skin Cure, 70 cents; Cuticuta
Resolvenh the New Blood Purifier, 81 %; PoTT1n
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
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ONE OF fHE WORST CASES

9ia1 " OF LIE WORST CASES.
q We have been selling your Cuticura Remedies IA
years, and have the first complaint yet to receive
ula l ever saw was cured by the use al five boitins
Of Cut!cura Resolvcnt, Gutlcurn ana Cuticura
Soap; The Soap takes the ''cake" hero as a medi.
TAYLOR & TAYLOR, Druggists,
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sTocKuo1DERs, MEETINGS..
STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.

Notice Is hereby given that at a ,o,,,,,, r,oo.,,,
Of the Directors Of tho Bel!aire Mi = in W n5sa ~
Apsii 90, 1881, # was resolved that a special retL
Ing OF the Stockholders OF said Bellaire Nail Wo,n
oe neld a. the Office Of tho said Company ia Bel+
MY, Onio,. on the 18th day OF June, lss7, at i
cfeasing the capital stock OF said company.
A!y2 49, Ef9r%s a HlLBORS Sec'r,
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WnFIRST ENGLIsHEvANGELICAL
LUTHERAN :CHURCH-Rey. f, n Dorm.
plaSer, pastor. Services at 1880 a. M, conducted
day School at 2 p. N. 9:. 70 "-E'N" e ~
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CHuRCH-Rev. J. !. Mcclure, DID. pastor
services e az 1880 a. m. followed BY the ob,ettyancc
g. the Lords Supper. Evening service at r7:3O.
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~ASSIGNEE,a SALE I

"A sSIGNEE'S SALE. ~~
will offer at priya,te, sale ,1ntT -
T me T Mnosa. Truck Wage. a, '"Aas p1ope''
Ono Buggy. 5&
Sns SSse1s f esS one sipxls Set ,4srnes.,
One Hundred Egg Ca.es.
FIFTY Berry Crates, EfHesa''3
Que Safe. Two DGsk.
one paii Scales, sD'
0ne Pair Smell Scales.
Ene Large Ice Box.
Two HSnd nTE fnoI$: Frame and one New AwniEs.
should Hlasai iI tSs WssS nsu and many other articles
above date It viii ~ ? foperty not DO disposed ole
10 tAeshlns, Jone il, at 10 o'cIocE. 'A'' %
=-.-AeD. NEWLAND. Assignee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-11

(N1lANE STREET M. E. CHURCH.
,o.So hev' !; Henry Hes, pastor. seryices Mt
IN. The Sabbath School room will be- handsomefhv
a. decorated. and the evening service Will Be- held
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-11

Remnant lots OF Gents French Kid
and Kangaroo Congress-, also a lot OF low
cut shoes at one half the regular prices.
i5 L.V. BLOND.